“Totally And Categorically Evil”: The Case Of Eurydice Dixon

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• TM

  @Tmr1221 · 2 years ago

  The guy who defaced her memorial...what a pathetic relationship excuse of a man.

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• AM

  @amityislandchum · 2 years ago

  It's ridiculous for the psychologist to claim that Todd's sexual sadism has nothing to do with hating women.

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• AL

  @Aly11594 · 3 years ago

  He hoped the next time would be better?! He truly deserves the absolute worst for what he did to that beautiful girl.

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• EL

  @elmartell5724 · 2 years ago

  Eurydice's father showed more grace and integrity in a minute than I fear I've shown in thirty years.

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• SO

  @sophiapaige2002 · 3 years ago

  As a person on the spectrum it’s absolutely DISGUSTING to see people try and use it as an excuse, especially lawyers.

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• ME

  @meddena · 3 years ago

  Him saying that "next time would be better" creeped me out. What a sick individual.

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• ER

  @ericaquick7157 · 1 year ago

  There is so much Evil in this world. This poor young woman and her family.

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• IN

  @indigoaurelia · 3 years ago

  I knew Eurydice's father, Jeremy, from the anarchist community in Melbourne, some 25+ years ago. My son was born exactly 9 months before Eurydice and I was lucky enough to hold her as a baby. I cried from start to finish when watching your video: it was one of the most touching tributes I've seen.

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• AR

  @aromaladyellie · 3 years ago

  “Mens rights” please. That man should be on a watch list before he ends up on one of these videos for violently murdering a woman for defying him.

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• OL

  @oldcollegecoed · 3 years ago (edited)

  The part of this despicable event that really shocked me is when he told his father about his actions, saying that he didn’t enjoy the brutal attack and “felt like shit afterwards,” but hoped the next time would be better! WTH!?! He not only felt completely comfortable sharing what he had done to  this beautiful girl, he openly admitted to planning to do it again but hoping for a more positive outcome. I can’t help but think his father had a similar psychopathy and had shared it with his son, which might explain why his son felt secure enough to discuss his vicious & violent attack on a innocent young woman!

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• MI

  @mini_skinny0296 · 3 years ago

  The guy that desecrated this girl's memorial...what a pos!

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• SE

  @serjeantpepper2986 · 3 years ago

  If Eurydice's father is any indication you can tell they are people of courage, compassion and grace. Even through pain and loss he was able to extend his sympathies to the other side dealing with grief. What a class act 😢

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